Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015
134Graball nets
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134 Graball nets
(1) A person must not take scalefish using a graball net unless the person is –
(a) the holder of a fishing licence (recreational graball net); or
(b) an Aborigine engaged in an Aboriginal activity.
Penalty: Grade 3 penalty.
(2) A person must not use a graball net that is more than 50 metres in length.
Penalty: Grade 3 penalty.
(3) A person who uses a graball net must –
(a) attach a marker buoy, that is marked, legibly and clearly, with the letter "G", to the graball net; and
(b) ensure the unique identifying code for the person is marked on the buoy.
Penalty: Grade 2 penalty.
(4) Subrule (3) does not apply to an Aborigine who uses, while engaging in an Aboriginal activity, a graball net if –
(a) a buoy, marked with the letter "G", is attached to the graball net; and
(b) an approved tag is attached to the buoy, or the buoy line, on the graball net; and
(c) the tag is marked, clearly and legibly, with the unique identifying code for the person; and
(d) the tag so attached is –
(i) above the surface of the water; or
(ii) on the surface of the water; or
(iii) within 300mm of the surface of the water.